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Tuesday, August 25, 2026
- Two Pensacola archaeologists are part of a new expedition to find Amelia Earhart’s lost plane
- Forgotten no more. Okaloosa residents honor the life and legacy of Gus Tart
- Michles & Booth becomes official law firm of UWF Athletics and first-ever uniform patch sponsor
- Mayor Reeves gives updates on current projects, including housing and cleanup of the Superfund site
- Florida court says teacher who made Kirk comments should be reinstated
- Takeaways from Tuesday's Primary Election
- Nixon upsets Vindman, squares off against Moody for U.S. Senate
- Democrats pick Taddeo, Atkins to challenge Ingoglia, Simpson in cabinet races
- Donalds, Jolly win governor primaries, will face off in general election
- EcoMinutes: The environmental impacts of data centers
- Former lawmaker Caruso arrested on child sexual abuse charges
- How to track your mail-in ballot
- UWF begins fall semester with a 1% enrollment bump and smartest ever freshman class
- Explainer: Holley-Navarre Fire District referendum
- DeSantis awards City of Pensacola $9 million for shipbuilding facilities
- Pensacola Beach records its first sea turtle hatch of 2026
- Emerald Coast Theatre Company kicks off season 14 with the Tony Award-winning musical, “Come From Away”
- Ray Eddington and Dean Light square off in Santa Rosa County Commission District 4 Universal Primary race
- West Florida Public Libraries director resigns after five months in permanent post
- Nov. 3 special election set for Okaloosa school board race
- After years of studies, the Pensacola Bay Center project begins to take shape
- August skies of the Gulf Coast
- DeSantis: Property tax cut summary rewrite underway
- Small school districts band together to lower health costs
- What the school superintendent referendum means for Escambia County
- Pensacola’s proposed teen curfew ordinance ready for City Council
- More than 650,000 ballots cast for primary
- Judge delays ruling on dismissal of former Okaloosa deputy in Fortson case
- FWC backs oyster restoration efforts
- UWF prehistoric site yields numerous Native American pottery pieces and stone tool material